Accessibility Services (AS) provides academic accommodations to qualified students with disabilities to promote equal access to courses and campus activities in a manner consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, associated California laws and regulations, and CSU policy. Accessibility Services welcomes the diversity that those with disabilities bring to the Cal State East Bay community. This includes students, faculty, and staff helping to create an inclusive academic environment that promotes dignity, reduces stigma, and encourages self-advocacy for individuals with disabilities.
To collaborate with faculty, staff, and students to identify and remove barriers experienced by students with disabilities in their learning and living environments, thus creating equal access to the opportunities offered at Cal State East Bay.
To create an inclusive and accessible campus community where disability is recognized as one of the most common human experiences, and people with disabilities are respected and valued for the experience and perspectives they bring to the Cal State East Bay community.
Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 ("Title IX"), 20 U.S.C. § 1681 et seq., is a Federal civil rights law that prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex - including pregnancy and parental status - in educational programs and activities. Read more about Cal State East Bay's policies regarding pregnancy here.
If you encounter something on a CSU East Bay Campus that you feel is inaccessible (physically, access to course or university materials, etc.), please let us know by completing the Report of On-Campus Inaccessibility.
You may fill out the report by clicking on the button below (to be redirected to the Service Center) or by filling out the form (PDF form here) and returning it to Accessibility Services as soon as possible. Note: If filling out the form in the Service Center, you can find the form by searching for "Report on On-Campus Inaccessibility."
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